First EZ Awards: Pinturas Hempel, Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, Siderúrgica Balboa and Kaefer Serv. Industrial
The Mutual Collaborator with Social Security celebrated in the assembly hall of the Fraternidad-Muprespa Havana Hospital the
The speech by Carlos Espinosa de los Monteros, president of the Mutua, began the presentation ceremony by highlighting the figure of Escolásico Zaldívar, who gives name to the awards, and who was a pioneer in promoting the concept that "the well-being of the workers was going to have a positive impact on the company. That work is the one that continues to develop Fraternidad-Muprespa, with a vocation for service and the desire to do it better and better,” he concluded.
Natalia Fdez.
- Hempel Paints, “Plus Prevention” category, for 'Safety Excellence', the company's global safety program, whose objective is to approach workplace accidents not as a failure but as an opportunity for improvement.
- Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum, category “Walking towards well-being”, for its ‘Healthy Thyssen’ wellness program based on the promotion of healthy eating, physical activity programs and well-being care, generating a new culture of flexible work.
- Siderúrgica Balboa, category “Talking about Prevention”, for using a direct, didactic and entertaining way to make occupational risks visible.
- Kaefer Servicios Industriales, “We Feel Prevention” category, for the development of an ergonomic health program that, through devices and avatars, evaluates harmful or inappropriate postures and has reduced incorrect movements by up to 25%.
José María García Tomás, president of the Awards jury, and HR director of Real Madrid, was in charge of presenting the extraordinary awards. The award for professional excellence went to Manel Bestratén, in recognition of his decades of dedication to occupational safety, health and well-being from the National Institute of Safety and Health at Work, and the Extraordinary Award to the Entity or Body committed to the prevention of occupational risks, which has gone to the International Labor Organization, ILO, for its commitment to the dissemination and promotion of the prevention of occupational risks. Its director in Spain, Félix Peinado, was in charge of collecting the award.
Carlos Aranda, managing director of
Complete list of winners:
CATEGORY “PLUS PREVENTION”
FIRST PRIZE:
- Pinturas Hempel, S.A.
HONORABLE MENTIONS:
- Cemex España Operaciones, S.L.U.
- Provecaex, S.L.
- Smurfit Kappa Totana, S.L.U.
CATEGORY “WALKING TOWARDS WELL-BEING”
FIRST PRIZE:
- Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum
HONORABLE MENTIONS:
- Emasagra, Municipal Supply and Sanitation Company of Granada
- Gorlan Team S.L.U.
- Sanofi
CATEGORY “TALKING ABOUT PREVENTION”
FIRST PRIZE:
- A.G. Siderúrgica Balboa S.A.
HONORABLE MENTIONS:
- Magnon Green Energy S.L.
- Colegios el Valle, Servicios Educativos Las Tablas S.L.L.
- Zolve España Logística y Transporte S.A.U.
CATEGORY “WE FEEL THE PREVENTION”
FIRST PRIZE:
- Kaefer Industrial Services
HONORABLE MENTIONS:
- ADIF, Railway Infrastructure Administrator
- Aguas de Cieza
- Omexom Spain
EXTRAORDINARY PRIZES
TO PROFESSIONAL EXCELLENCE:
- Manuel Bestratén
TO THE ENTITY SPECIALLY COMMITTED TO THE PRL:
- International Labor Organization ILO
